I kind of want Haye to beat Wlad in an entertaining and decisive way because the build up to Haye/Vitali would be truly incredible.
atsch You have over 1,600 posts on this forum and you still don't know the first thing about boxing. WTF Plz go
atberry is usually quality (especially with 90's middleweights), this must just be a lapse in his usual form. Also, you shouldn't confuse the amount of posts with quality - I have a meager thousand and something posts and still don't know what I'm talking about.
Fair enough, just thought someone who has been posting that long woulkd understand that a top level boxer is not going to go into the biggest fight of his life in a new stance when he has spent the last 20 years and hundreds/thousands of rounds sparring in his natural stance. It would be like Usain Bolt deciding he's going to run the 100m backwards in the Olympics final....that said that man could possibly pull it off!
I just think a lot of people seem to be overplaying the david Haye athletism and speed because everyone Klit has been in with have said they have suprised by the klit speed and Freddie Roach was saying that that Klit is an incredible athlete(which you have to be to get up frim being knocked down so many times in ine fight and keep recovering like he done against Peter)
David Haye is on sky 1 tonight at 9. David Haye vs Micheal Mcintyre. He's also training dizzie rascal on It too.
Groves' blog must be totally indecipherable to anybody who isn't following this all in minute detail.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yRj_8EAC2Y[/ame] HBO Boxing's Bob Papa, Max Kellerman and Roy Jones preview the upcoming HBO World Championship Boxing telecast.
I've got that same feeling, at least for the first few rounds. Wlad will be concerned with Haye landing that big overhand right so I get the impression Haye might try and capitalise on that, though I'm not sure it would be at all effective. Maybe for a round to confuse him a little but if it opened Haye up for Wlad's big right even more, it would not be at all sensible